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美高院暂缓关税裁决,市场最关注七个关键问题
Hua Er Jie Jian Wen· 2026-01-12 08:53
据央视新闻,当地时间1月9日,美国最高法院表示,当天不会就特朗普政府依据《国际紧急经济权利法》(IEEPA)做出的全球对等关税作出裁 决。这意味着市场可能要继续等待下一个"意见日"。 据追风交易台消息,据美银Aditya Bhave团队9日发布的研报,尽管博彩市场认为关税被推翻的概率较大,但无论结果如何,政府都可能通过其他 法定授权来填补收入缺口,贸易政策对今年经济增长的支持基调并未改变。 若IEEPA关税被法院驳回,美银预计债券收益率将因财政赤字担忧而上升,而股市则因零售商利润率压力缓解及财政立场的放松而上涨。在此情 境下,行政当局极有可能迅速启用第122条、第232条及第301条等替代性法律条款,以试图挽回部分关税收入,这可能导致特定行业的关税结构出 现剧烈波动。 反之,若关税意外获得支持,市场反应将走向反面,即债券收益率和股市下行。值得注意的是,当前的关税收入已因进口替代和豁免措施而低于 预期,实际征收率仅为11.2%,显著低于理论测算的14.5%,这在一定程度上缓冲了裁决结果对实体经济的直接冲击。 在裁决落地的关键窗口期,投资者亟需理清从裁决概率、后续政策演变到资产价格波动的核心逻辑。以下是市场最关注 ...
关税,深夜重磅!美最高法院:暂缓裁决!
证券时报· 2026-01-09 15:39
转载与合作可联系证券时报小助理,微信ID:SecuritiesTimes 特朗普政府2025年上台后援引美国《国际紧急经济权力法》,以不经过国会批准、直接颁布 行政令的方式出台一系列加征关税措施。美国联邦最高法院此前宣布,将在本月9日就关税政 策合法性作出裁决。 此次最高法院的审理主要围绕两个核心议题展开:一是特朗普政府是否有权依据《国际紧急 经济权力法》(IEEPA)征收相关关税;二是若裁决该关税征收不合法,美国政府是否需要向 已缴纳关税的进口商退还税款。 美国财政部部长斯科特・贝森特此前在明尼阿波利斯的公开活动中强调:"毫无疑问,我们有 能力维持大致相当水平的关税收入,但令人遗憾的是,若裁决不利,总统将失去利用关税获 取谈判筹码的灵活性,这对美国民众而言是种损失。"据悉,特朗普政府当初援引IEEPA征收 关税的部分原因,是将其作为阻止芬太尼流入美国的紧急措施。 值得关注的是,特朗普政府的关税政策实施至今,实际效果与部分分析师最初的预测存在差 异。数据显示,关税对美国通胀的影响有限,而贸易逆差却大幅下降——2025年10月美国贸 易失衡水平降至2009年金融危机结束以来的最低点。不过当时进口额的大幅下滑,与 ...
毛里塔尼亚2025年税收收入达3529亿乌吉亚
Shang Wu Bu Wang Zhan· 2026-01-05 02:15
此外,2025年1月1日至12月31日,毛里塔尼亚关税收入达405亿乌吉亚,较预期增长66亿乌吉亚。据官 方统计,毛里塔尼亚2025年税收及关税收入较2024年增加103亿乌吉亚,关税收入为国家财政主要来 源。 2026年1月1日,毛里塔尼亚《消息报》报道称,毛里塔尼亚2025年税收收入达3529亿乌吉亚,首次超过 预期目标(3527亿乌吉亚)。据官方统计,毛里塔尼亚近三年税收征缴水平呈逐步上升态势。其中,2023 年税收目标为2629亿乌吉亚,实际税收收入2469亿乌吉亚,完成率93%;2024年税收目标为3279亿乌吉 亚,实际税收收入3188亿乌吉亚,完成率97%。 ...
US Tariff Revenue Falls For First Time Since Trump's Import Taxes In April— Massive $38 Trillion Debt Reduction Plan At Risk?
Benzinga· 2025-12-13 06:25
Tariff revenue declined month-over-month for the first time since President Donald Trump imposed import taxes in April, according to Treasury Department data released on Wednesday. The government collected $30.75 billion in customs duties in November, down from $31.35 billion in October.Revenue Peaks Then FallsTariff collections rose to $15.6 billion in April after Trump's “Liberation Day” taxes and kept increasing each month through October.The November decline comes after the administration rolled back ta ...
关税收入飙升撑腰 美国11月财政赤字降温 白宫对尼加拉瓜启动新制裁措施
智通财经网· 2025-12-10 22:20
与此同时,特朗普政府周三宣布,将对尼加拉瓜实施新一轮关税措施。由于调查认定尼加拉瓜存在"限 制美国商业活动"的人权问题,美国将依据贸易法301条款对该国进口商品加征关税,不属于中美洲自由 贸易协定(CAFTA-DR)范围的商品均将受到影响。 根据公告,美国将自2027年1月1日起对尼加拉瓜进口商品征收10%关税,并在2028年初提高至15%。这 将叠加今年早些时候已实施的18%基准关税,使得部分商品的实际税率显著上升。特朗普政府在调查期 间曾考虑将所有尼加拉瓜进口商品的关税统一提高至100%,但最终未采取这一极端措施。 智通财经APP获悉,美国财政部最新月度预算报告显示,美国11月经日历调整后的预算赤字为2780亿美 元,较上年同期小幅收窄16亿美元,降幅约6%。在当前财年最初两个月,美国累计赤字同比下降 16%,呈现一定改善势头。 报告显示,11月联邦政府收入同比大增14%,其中关税收入的增长最为突出。单月关税收入达到320亿 美元,高于10月的310亿美元,也显著高于此前三个月均值290亿美元。自特朗普政府将美国关税提升至 约一个世纪以来的最高水平后,关税已成为财政收入的重要支撑来源。 财政部长贝森特此前 ...
美国《财富》杂志:分析显示,美今年关税收入远低于预期
Huan Qiu Shi Bao· 2025-12-03 22:52
万神殿宏观经济学研究公司认为,中美关系是导致AETR低于预期的首要因素。与中国贸易活动的锐 减,导致税基萎缩。第二个因素是《美国-墨西哥-加拿大协定》合规程度超出预期。加墨两国企业目前 十分注重证明其产品符合原产地规则。这打乱了白宫基于以往较低合规水平所作的估算。第三个因素是 今年免税商品进口激增,主要包括个人电脑和用于人工智能的先进芯片。这类产品目前占美国总进口额 的9%,远高于2024年的4%。(陈欣) 【环球时报综合报道】美国《财富》杂志1日报道称,英国万神殿宏观经济学研究公司最近的分析显 示,美关税收入远远低于白宫最初的预期,实际收入比预期少了约1000亿美元。美国财长贝森特8月曾 预测,关税将带来"超5000亿美元的收入,甚至可能达到1万亿美元的规模",但截至11月25日的数据显 示,关税和消费税收入仅为4000亿美元。这种缺口是由于平均有效关税率(AETR)远低于预期。目 前,AETR的估计值仅为12%,远低于今年春天普遍预期的约20%。 ...
【黄金etf持仓量】12月1日黄金ETF较上一交易日增加4.58吨
Jin Tou Wang· 2025-12-02 09:35
【市场要闻速递】 美国关税收入正以创纪录的速度增长。今年10月净关税收入飙升至314亿美元,刷新历史新高。这一规 模是去年同期73亿美元的四倍以上。按这一增速计算,年度关税收入将首次超过3000亿美元。 摘要全球最大黄金ETF--SPDRGoldTrust持仓报告显示,12月1日黄金etf持有量为1045.43吨,较上一交易 日持平。周一(12月1日)截止收盘,现货黄金报4229.27美元/盎司,涨幅1.73%,日内最高上探至4230.87 美元... 全球最大黄金ETF--SPDR Gold Trust持仓报告显示,12月1日黄金etf持有量为1050.01吨,较上一交易日 增加4.58吨。周一(12月1日)截止收盘,现货黄金报4230.33美元/盎司,涨幅0.03%,日内最高上探至 4264.28美元/盎司,最低触4205.33美元/盎司。 ...
博弈升级!特朗普2000美元刺激支票计划,民主党加码共和党反对
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-11-28 06:13
Core Points - Trump's proposal aims to distribute $2,000 stimulus checks to American families funded by tariff revenues, intending to alleviate economic pressure on ordinary households [1][5] - The Senate opposes the plan, citing concerns over the already high national debt of $38 trillion and the lack of sufficient funds to support such large-scale spending [1][3][12] Group 1: Economic Implications - The plan is seen as a way to stimulate consumption and provide direct economic assistance, particularly for low- and middle-income families, while excluding high-income households [5][10] - There are concerns that distributing $2,000 checks could exacerbate inflation, potentially worsening the already strained economic situation [10][12] - Current tariff revenues are insufficient to fund the proposed $2,000 checks for 150 million Americans, raising questions about the feasibility of the plan [16] Group 2: Political Dynamics - The stimulus check proposal has become a focal point of political maneuvering between Democrats and Republicans, with Democrats potentially using it to gain electoral support [14] - The White House is exploring options to bypass Congress to implement the plan directly, indicating a willingness to navigate around legislative hurdles [15] - The political landscape surrounding the proposal is complex, with potential repercussions for the Republican Party if the plan fails to materialize [14]
Tariff Money Keeps Rolling In as Trump Promises Rebate Check
Investopedia· 2025-11-27 01:00
Core Insights - The U.S. federal government collected $31 billion in tariff revenues in October, marking the highest monthly collection since the implementation of steep import taxes during the Trump administration [2][7] - The steady collection of tariff revenues is being considered as a potential funding source for proposed $2,000 stimulus checks for low- and middle-income Americans [4][5] - The government reported a $284 billion deficit in October, highlighting ongoing concerns about national debt despite rising tariff revenues [9][10] Tariff Revenue Collection - October's tariff revenue of $31 billion follows collections of $30 billion in the previous two months, indicating a consistent revenue stream since the introduction of reciprocal tariffs in August [3][7] - The total tariff collections for the fiscal year ending September 2024 reached $195 billion, significantly higher than the $77 billion collected in the prior fiscal year [3][7] Economic Implications - Economists estimate that the proposed $2,000 checks could cost around $300 billion if distributed to adults earning less than $100,000 annually, while ongoing tariff collections could potentially exceed this cost at a rate of approximately $360 billion per year [8][9] - If tariff collections maintain their current pace, they could cover the costs of the proposed checks by June 2026 [9] Legislative Considerations - There is pushback from some legislators regarding the use of tariff revenues for stimulus checks, with suggestions that these funds should first be directed towards reducing the national debt [10] - The proposal for stimulus checks is still under discussion, with some members of Congress open to examining the idea while others express skepticism [10] Future Expectations - President Trump anticipates an increase in tariff collections in the coming months as importers deplete stockpiles accumulated before tariffs were enacted [11] - The administration is exploring legislative pathways to implement the proposed stimulus checks, despite the challenges posed by the current budget deficit [10][11]
关税收入暴增难抵利息成本攀升 美国10月赤字刷新该月份历史最高水平
Zhi Tong Cai Jing· 2025-11-25 22:20
Group 1 - The U.S. Treasury Department reported a record high tariff revenue of $33 billion in October, a year-on-year increase of 316%, contributing to total revenue of $404 billion for the month, setting a new October record [1] - Despite the increase in revenue, government spending remained significantly higher, totaling $689 billion in October, leading to a net deficit of $284 billion, the largest October deficit on record [2] - The adjusted deficit for October, accounting for timing factors, was approximately $180 billion, a decrease of 29% compared to October 2024 [2] Group 2 - The increase in tariffs is linked to previous U.S. tariff policies and heightened trade tensions, resulting in higher payments from importing companies [1] - Interest payments reached $104 billion in October, marking a new high for the month, raising concerns about the sustainability of federal debt levels [2] - Treasury officials noted that while increased tariffs boost revenue, they may also compress corporate profits, potentially leading to reduced corporate tax revenues in the long term [2]